@rolexguy whats the gauge for "limit".
It sounds like youre trying to do some sort of hedge, like if you are wrong then this will be waiting below (or above) to go the other direction?
@rolexguy whats the gauge for "limit".
It sounds like youre trying to do some sort of hedge, like if you are wrong then this will be waiting below (or above) to go the other direction?
https://fxdreema.com/shared/cD2IPwLnb
maybe this is the solution
this is assuming youre already using a bot to open the trade, and that its not manually?
@rolexguy haha its all good. I still dont understand what that is though.
Can you logically define what you mean? or put it in picture?
oof....to be OCD.
Share your project link. I would bet its just a matter of alignment within the blocks.
reverse positions in limit order....
what's the definition of a reverse position? Is that anything like reverse cowgirl?
please share what you have done so far, it will help someone to help you.
@vmaruziva sorry i dont have the time these days to assist in creating
maybe its just an accident, but I went through my Dreema today and deleted totally crap projects that were just taking up space....like old MT4 robots that I was testing. My Dreema seems to be running quicker....definitely snappier when navigating between pages by maybe that was just an accident.
many people dont know how to use fractals. This is a project where I might try to use "support and resistance" as simple up and down fractals.
If i remember right, martingale is selected in the buy and sell condition blocks.
I might do something like...check last trade, if loss # you are seeking, then turn off the original buy and sell block, and turn on a different set of buy and sell blocks that has martingale built in. Then use a different set of rules to turn that one on and off. Group #'s will be paramount.
check out the instructions section of Dreema on using the purple blocks VS blue blocks for trading conditions. It will help to understand.
ummm...I wouldn't rely on your broker to do anything for you.
Your broker makes money whether you win or lose.
In Dreema there is a wrench in the top right corner, in there is a section called virtual stops. That was where you set emergency stuff...or perhaps you can have other closing conditions, such as "if account balance is below X%, close all trades"
are you guys talking about the website or the metatrade platform, when loading the EA?
I just woke up from a nap because the Dreema website went totally offline for at least 20 minutes before I left the desk.
unfortunttely you wouldnt be able to backtest it for accuracy, but you can use a timer to specific blocks on and off. perhaps that would fix your issue?
"1- When ema 50 cuts ema 200 down",
this means, 50 EMA is below 200 EMA.
"we wait for the candle to touch ema 50, "
Candle high above EMA 50.
"then we open a 65 pip sl /tp sell transaction"
65 pip sl and tp, sell now.
"if the color of the new candle opened after the candle is touched is red"
touched candle is a bear candle
"and the candle ema is below 50."
candle is below ema 50.
if this is not the case, redraw your picture to show where you need to wait and specify how long you want to wait....or perhaps theres some other logic that you're looking for.
@jsauter86 @LadyDolares
Alright, in my logical interpretation of what you wrote, can you specify the part of your drawing that says, "after X # of candles"
@jstap doesnt sound like she needs to count candles.
are the MAs where they are supposed to be when c2 is over ma 50 and c1 opened over ma50.
I dont think I'd ever build an EA that counts candles, if youre building something that specific it probably wont work...and if it does, it wont be often